Inextricably linked with the 'swinging '60s' and the first choice of the period's bank robbers as well as the police who chased them, the MKII was one of the cars to have. The optimum version was the 3.8 litre-engined model with overdrive manual gearbox, so the righthand drive matching numbers sale car ticks all the right boxes. It's understood (but not warranted) to have covered only 77,000 miles from new, and was treated to a respray in Golden Sand five years ago, and an engine overhaul in 2013. More recent attention includes the installation of new rear brake calipers, tyres and carpets, plus an oil and filter change. This handsome example, that's trimmed in nicely patinated Cream leather and rides on disc wheels, is now being offered complete with hands-free Parrot phone kit, a selection of spare parts, and collection of old tax discs, invoices and MOT certificates, plus an advisory-free one valid into August next year.

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